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Filling out the Forms - Individual Device/Badge FormsSociety NameThe Society Name is your registered name (or the group's name). If you don't have a registered name, then put the name you are trying to register here. Pay attention to capitalization and accents; certain options lower on the page will restrict how we can modify your name (if necessary). For characters you can't find on your keyboard, please use Da'ud notation (a system for writing non-Latin alphabet characters using regular letters and punctuation). Please do not write your name all in capitals; use both upper and lower case. The Laurel office uses your Society Name to file all your paperwork. This is why you must register a name at the same time as or before you can register a device, badge, or household name. Legal NameThis is your modern-world name (or the contact for the group). This is the name used to notify you of the results of your submission. AddressThis is your modern-world address (or the contact for the group). Many kingdoms will notify you via mail when your submission is sent to Laurel, accepted, or returned. Please pay special attention to the postal/zip code you use; if this code is incorrect, your notification will be returned to the kingdom and you will not receive it. Branch Name (for individuals only)This is the name of the college, canton, shire, or barony that you are a member of. Many kingdoms will send a copy of your notification letter to the herald of the group. Phone NumberThis is your modern-world phone number (or the contact for the group). The kingdom may call you if they need more information regarding how your name is processed. Date of Birth (for individuals only)To be honest, the heralds don't care what your birth date is. This date is only used when two submissions share a Society name and a modern-world name, but the addresses are different. Believe it or not, that happens several times during each Laurel's tenure; most of the time, this indicates someone who moved. The heralds match up the Society name, modern-world name, and this date to confirm that the person is the same submitter. At least once during each Laurel tenure, there will be the odd coincidence of two different people with the same modern-world name choosing the same Society name. If you are not comfortable giving your full birth date, just provide month and day. In most cases, this will be enough to allow the Laurel office to identify submissions as being from two different people. If this is still too much information, select a date that is important to you and that you will remember. You will need to use this date on all submissions so the Laurel office will be able to confirm that you are the submitter and not someone who shares your name. E-mail AddressThis is your e-mail address (or the contact for the group). Many kingdoms have chosen to begin notifying submitters of the results of their submissions by e-mail. Date SubmittedThis is the date you put the submission into the mail. Consulting HeraldThis is the Society name of the herald who helped you with your submission. Herald's E-mail/PhoneThis is the e-mail address or phone number for the herald who helped you with your submission. This Name IsThis administrative category describes the status of the armory submission:
If the name of the individual or group has already been returned for further work, a new name submission must accompany the armory submission. For group arms, a new petition must be included. Action TypeThis is the type of administrative action:
Reserved ChargesIf you want to use a reserved charge in the SCA, you must provide some support that you are permitted to use that emblem of rank. Reserved charges are:
If you are registering your device with an augmentation, you must first register the device, then register the device with the augmentation. You must provide proof that you are granted the augmentation and the augmentation must follow the Rules for Submission. BlazonDescribe the device/badge. If you do not know the terms used for blazoning, describe the device in plain English. Believe it or not, most heralds do speak English. |
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